Paris, London and Berlin Telegrams Stir News of the Week
A Paris note says Prince Napoleon and Princess Clothilde ordered to quit France after resisting. London reports Cockburn’s ruling inflaming views on the Geneva award. Berlin hints Emperor’s decision on San Juan may favor the United States. Madrid notes a Ferral insurrection and gunboat seizure.
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Orsini
Princ Frederick Henry Albert
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Mexico
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Yeddo
Japan
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Liverpool
Alcott
Alabama
Geneva Tribunal
A.paria
Brussels
Trauppmann
Chelmsford
Forral
Death of Illustrious statesman Seward Proclaimed
Washington reports the death of William Henry Seward on October 14 at Auburn New York after a long career in public service. Flags half mast and state departments ordered closed as President Grant and Governor Hoffman honor his memory. The death follows a week of national mourning and earlier notices recounting Seward's pivotal role during crisis years.
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Ohio
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Ind
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Visrasan
Ceersseeee
Journal
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Market Street
Webb
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Louis Johns
Nolte
Johns
Paducah
Elizabethtown
Georgia Jordan
de Fassi
Tenn
Saratoga County
Waterford
Binghamton
New York
Henry Clay
Englemann
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Grand Haven
Racine
Wis
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Dover
Mexico
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Texas
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Scotia
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Cairo
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J. N. Young
Carbondale
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Peoria
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Alton
J C. Smith
Galena
W. M. Edwards
Mendota
A. J. Sherman
Thomas Long
Enfield
Ludwig van Embden
W. Moore
Eningham
Grand Lodge
Springfield
Masonic Grand Lodge of
A. H. Batter
Steubenville
Charles A. Woodward
Cleveland
S. Warner
James F. Culbertson
F. J. Philips
Georgetown
W. D. Caldwell
James Kenney
Tennessee
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New Orleans
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Billy
Mr. Seward
Auburn
Augustus
Frederick
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Henry Stward
Seward
Cheriah
H Wasnton
Civil Service
Treasury Department
Tnator Bamacer
Europe
James Parton
Fanny Fern
New York City
J. M. Provine
Boston
Hoffman
Grant
W. H. Seward
Eli Perry
Reform Democracy
James O’brien
Workingmen’s Central Union
Philadelphia
Hartranft
St. Louis (Mo
Wm. G. Grosvenor
Congress
Wm. H. Stone
Indianapolis
Secretary of State
Hendricks
Leonidas Sexton
W. W. Curry
J. A. Wildman
J.B. Glover
G. L. Orth
William Williams
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Milton B. Hopkins
Oilcla
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Senate
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Morrill
United States Senate
Waldo Brigham
L. I. Leeds
Georgia
Massachusetts
John K. Tarbox
Lawrence
Geo. Stevens
Campaign notes reflect shifting party loyalties in 1868
A compilation of political commentary notes from multiple states shows Democrats uneasy after recent elections while Republicans rally for Grant and Wilson. Articles quote state chairmen, predict GOP gains, and discuss shifting party clubs and newspaper takes across Delaware New Jersey Michigan Missouri New York and Pennsylvania.
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ChicagoTuetta
Jay Lawrence
Kansas
Grant Club
United States
Wilmington Commercial
Delaware
Grant & Wilson
George A. Halsey
Republican Committee of
New Jersey
New York City
New York Tribune
Pennsylvania
Election updates show Republican gains across states
The dispatch notes large Republican wins with Moses and Woodford leading in several districts. It reports no Democratic ticket in some races, confirms Galloway’s re election bid, and cites Smith’s and Perry’s Congressional results amid a broad GOP surge in multiple districts.
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Congress
Bedond
Stewart L Woodford
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J. R. Hawley
Connecticut
Henry L. Dawes
Massachusetts
J. B. Weaver
Iowa
George W. Yocon
E. J. Galloway
Nashville
Battery
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